

6/10/25: Trump Sends Marines To LA, Poll Shows Immigration Trump's Best Issue
23 snips Jun 10, 2025
The hosts dive into Trump's controversial decision to send Marines to enforce law in Los Angeles amidst protests. They discuss how immigration has become a pivotal issue for him, showcasing strong public support. The podcast critiques the intersection of military presence in civilian settings and the political ramifications that arise. There's also a glance at how public perception of immigration has shifted over time, along with engaging commentary on celebrity lawsuits and the state of protests across the country.
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Marines Deployed To LA Unusually
- President Trump is sending 700 active duty Marines to Los Angeles under Title 10 to support federal law enforcement without invoking the Insurrection Act.
- This deployment is highly unusual and echoes only rare precedents in U.S. history, making it a shocking domestic military mobilization.
Newsom Calls Deployment Power Grab
- California Governor Gavin Newsom plans to sue the federal government for deploying troops without state consent, calling it an unprecedented power grab.
- He argues it breaches cooperative principles intended to keep state and federal authorities aligned in law enforcement use of force.
Trump Invites Fight On Immigration
- Trump’s deployment of active duty troops to handle protests indicates he is inviting a fight on immigration-related civil unrest.
- Such imagery and conflict serve to rally his political base on immigration as a core issue.